2010-11-23, 06:57 AM
What's your motherboard model?
Go to Run, type dxdiag and run it to find your "System Model" along with your "System Manufacturer" on the first tab (System).
Better yet, just take screenshots or save logs and paste here.
Normally, a motherboard should have those colorful circular jacks like the ones on the sound card above. Two absolute basic ones are Green (Speaker out), and Pink (Microphone in). As mentioned above, if you have a green and an orange jacks, you're good to go. Below are those jacks. but onboard.
Go to Run, type dxdiag and run it to find your "System Model" along with your "System Manufacturer" on the first tab (System).
Better yet, just take screenshots or save logs and paste here.
Normally, a motherboard should have those colorful circular jacks like the ones on the sound card above. Two absolute basic ones are Green (Speaker out), and Pink (Microphone in). As mentioned above, if you have a green and an orange jacks, you're good to go. Below are those jacks. but onboard.
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![[Image: msip35diamondio.jpg?1241332077]](http://www.theinquirer.net/img/6446/msip35diamondio.jpg?1241332077)
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![[Image: 5.jpg]](http://www.pcper.com/images/reviews/847/5.jpg)
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![[Image: motherboard-rear.jpg]](http://www.sleektech.nl/~dm/review/intel/d945gtp/images/motherboard-rear.jpg)